Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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 DEDICATION Honour thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee. Exodus 20:12 3

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As we gaze upon the hourglass of four years, we find that the sands of time have quickly sifted to the bottom. Four years • from the fathomless vaults of time close and . a new life is ours. How shall we fashion it? What dreams, hopes and achievements does it held? In the beginning four years seemed an eternity, but as our high school years passed on they seemed but a matter of •seconds. Yes, time is relative, but only in our minds. •: During the past four years there has been instilled in the mind of each of us a goal—a big plan—a small plan—perhaps just a dream. Only time will tell. Each of us receives his share of time — to be used • • V wisely or to be squan .dered. In any case, once time is allowed to • ‘ :. escape no one may re- • V • capture it. We think of ‘ the future, our goal; then suddenly the fu- ture is the present— instantly transformed inftfthe past. The past is. all we have to re- . member, however dim it may seem. Who but our friends, classmates and teachers have made up the joys and pleas ures of our years in high school? Time alone may age the sentiment and memories trapped , ■••• • • s • within this Record, never to be lost. Our future will recall the past and we’ll look upon these pages with joy, or perhaps •sorrow. Now we find ourselves adventuring into uncharted continents of mind and spirit— another life, another time; for from the past we build what is to come. The future looms ahead like a giant, bewildering with its problems and confusion; but our memories will live within us as wc confidently en- deavor to leave our footprints upon the ever shifting sands of time.

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MAH M'ss Cresci, Mr. Troth, Mrs. Donaghay, Mr. Pennino, and Miss oternberg. Administration MR. DONLEY Superintendent of Schools MISS ROSSI Our Principal